Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to improving the world one child and one community at a time, and Kiwanis Club of KCK West brings that mission to life right here in Kansas City, Kansas.
Kiwanis Club of Kansas City Kansas (KCK) West, is an organization of volunteers from the Kansas City, Kansas area that serve the children of our community. This club was chartered September 11, 1979. We are 35 members strong and are proud to serve the community of Wyandotte County through projects that center around children’s literacy and education, family and child nutrition and wellbeing, and special service projects and events that support our community. How will you improve the world?
Children’s literacy and education projects include:
Providing Dictionaries for local Third Grade students
Distributing books through Little Free Libraries in government buildings
Giving books to our local pregnancy clinic
Granting college scholarships to graduating seniors
Sponsoring a Key Club at Piper High School (growing future service-minded leaders and Kiwanians)
Family and child nutrition and wellbeing efforts include:
Packing weekend food bags for local elementary students each month
Providing food baskets for families at Christmas
Delivering turkeys for Family Health Care KC patients
Hosting a hayride and hotdog roast each fall
Collecting needed clothing and hygiene supplies for local schools
Check out our archive below and find out more about what we do here.
We provide dictionaries to third graders.
“Read to Your Bunny” Kits for the Wyandotte Pregnancy Clinic Books for Little Libraries for the WyCo Courthouse/City HallClean up street time
Salvation Army Bell Ringers
Selling hotdogs at the Sweet Corn Festival July 29, 2023 at the Ag Hall
Installation Dinner October 3, 2023Christmas Party Time 2022
Preparing Food Snacks for Stony Point South Elementary 2022
Our Kiwanis Club sold hotdogs at “Barn Yard Babies” at The Ag Hall of Fame in April.
Third graders receiving their dictionaries at various Elementary Schools in Kansas City, Kansas
Participating in Trunk or Treat at the West Wyandotte Library. Picking up trash along N. 126th St. on April 15, 2023 and helped at the Agricultural Hall of Fame!
October 2023
Putting together 400 snack packs for 4 weekends for students at Stony Point South Elementary, Oct. 2023
Hayride and Hotdog/smore roast for students at Camber in October, 2024
Our Kiwanis Club has been suppling books to our Little Library Project at the Wyandotte County Courthouse. We get help from our local public library, club members, friends, families, garage sales and thrift stores. We feel it is important to promote reading and giving children the opportunity to get a free book while waiting on parents who need to be in court. There are carts outside 5 courtrooms.
Kiwanis Club of KCK West
Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to improving the world one child and one community at a time, and Kiwanis Club of KCK West brings that mission to life right here in Kansas City, Kansas.
Kiwanis Club of Kansas City Kansas (KCK) West, is an organization of volunteers from the Kansas City, Kansas area that serve the children of our community. This club was chartered September 11, 1979. We are 35 members strong and are proud to serve the community of Wyandotte County through projects that center around children’s literacy and education, family and child nutrition and wellbeing, and special service projects and events that support our community. How will you improve the world?
Children’s literacy and education projects include:
Family and child nutrition and wellbeing efforts include:
Check out our archive below and find out more about what we do here.
We provide dictionaries to third graders.
October 2023
Hayride and Hotdog/smore roast for students at Camber in October, 2024
Our Kiwanis Club has been suppling books to our Little Library Project at the Wyandotte County Courthouse. We get help from our local public library, club members, friends, families, garage sales and thrift stores. We feel it is important to promote reading and giving children the opportunity to get a free book while waiting on parents who need to be in court. There are carts outside 5 courtrooms.